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24 September 2021

Correcting Misperceptions at the Intersections of Evangelicalism and Climate Change

Response
In this week's response to our interview with Robin Veldman, Dr. Emma Frances Bloomfield challenges the oversimplification of the category "evangelicals" and employment of apocalyptism in climate change discourses.
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21 May 2021

Is Climate Denial ‘Bad Religion’?

Response
"Climate change demands intellectual adaptation by scholars of all disciplines, religious studies included," writes Evan Berry in response to our interview with Robin Veldman on evangelical opposition to climate action.
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12 April 2021

Understanding Evangelical Opposition to Climate Action

Podcast
Evangelicals don't oppose climate activism for the reasons you think. Listen to expert Robin Veldman and find out why "embattlement" matters more than eschatology when it comes to rejecting climate science.
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22 February 2021

Religious Climate Activism | Discourse! February 2021

Podcast
Environmental issues take center stage in this month's episode of Discourse!, hosted by Michael Munnik with guests Suzanne Owen and Daniel Gorman Jr.
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8 February 2021

Myth-making, Environmentalism, and Non-Religion

Podcast
What myths do non-religious people use in their climate and environmental activism? What does the study of everyday stories bring to the study of 'religion' and 'non-religion'? Find out in this interview with Dr. Tim Stacey by RSP Co-Founder Christopher R. Cotter.
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12 October 2020

Climate Change(s): New Approaches to Environmental and Agricultural Ethics

Podcast
What can we learn about responding to climate change from small farms run by religious communities? In this episode, the RSP’s Candace Mixon talks to Dr. Gretel Van Wieren about her career in environmental and agricultural ethics. Climate activism has deep religious roots, so join us for practical advice about bringing the diverse approaches of Christian, Jewish, and Muslims groups into the undergraduate religious studies classroom.
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